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What is wisdom teeth (अक्कल दाढ)?And what relation with maturity? I have cross 19 age but I not have come wisdom teeth? Then I will not mature person? What can I do for come?
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Wisdom tooth has nothing to do with maturity
It’s correct age is 18 to 28 years old
Don’t worry it will erupt
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Wisdom tooth is the last tooth on upper and lower jaw or you can say it is third molar.Usually it erupts after the age of 17, if you are very much concerned about this tooth get your xray done and the X-ray name is OPG x-ray you can get it done from any x-ray lab in that x-ray you can see your wisdom tooth and the condition of wisdom tooth whether it is erupting straight or it is impacted, if it is impacted then you should get it extracted out and if you are are not getting any pain or any problem with that then you can wait so that it can erupt on its own
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Wisdom teeth is the third molar tooth or the last tooth on each side that normally errupts between 18-23 years.
Nothing to worry if it has not yet come out. In some patients due to a lack of space the wisdom tooth doesn't errupt at all. It is not a matter of concern until it is being problematic.
Incase u experience pain....visit a nearby dentist
You can do nothing for it... It will come when it has to come. Sit back and relax
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Wisdom teeth will come between age 18-27yrs...it does not have any relation with maturity.. It is a vestigeal thing and does not have any function even in chewing food... Be patient till it comes
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Dr. Anika Bhasin
Endodontist
9 yrs exp
Delhi
Hii sir,
first of all wisdom tooth is the last tooth in our mouth and it does not have any relation with maturity.
Generally it erupts at age of 18-23 years but sometimes it is absent or it fails to erupt due to lack of space...all these conditions are absolutely normal as the wisdom teeth is non-functional and does not help in chewing.
Relax and dont worry about it
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Visit your dentist if you experience any pain or discomfort.
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Dr. Komal Prakash Kamble
Dentist
16 yrs exp
Pune
Hello,
The eruption of your wisdom tooth is not related to your maturity.
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However ypu can get a general check up done from your dentist
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theres nothing to Worry . ALot of patients dont have wisdom teeth
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Dr. Priya Verma
Dentist
26 yrs exp
Bangalore
Wisdom teeth can erupt anytime after 18 years of age. In many patients they maybe impacted and may not erupt or erupt in an improper position. In a small percentage of population they may even be absent.
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